Traditionally this Italian classic is used as a sauce for ravioli, gnocchi, and tortellini and can be made more complex by adding sausage, parmesan and breadcrumbs!
Traditionally this Italian classic is used as a sauce for ravioli, gnocchi, and tortellini and can be made more complex by adding sausage, parmesan and breadcrumbs!
Quick, easy, and delicious! Perfect for topping all sorts of deserts and flavoring summer cocktails!
The first night Betsy made this, Jack practically ate it with a spoon. He even used it as a salad dressing. Betsy thought this was taking it a little too far, but we both agree that it is the perfect summer accompaniment to any lighter meat or veggie.
A delicious take on a family favorite of ours - learn how to quickly and painlessly make your own aioli for your family!
Here is a quick way to make those amazing 'wet' Greek fries:
First you need to makeĀ oven fries using olive oil.
Then combine: